Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-30

-Vuaiteriy session OF county court
Monday.
w. s. Hickey is visiting In Haw-
kins county.
r. NJ. May made a flying trip to
Knoxville this week.
Miss Mollie Biddle, of Knoxville,
is visiting at T. P. Britton's.
Mrs. W. G. Garden. of Morristown, is
the guest of Mrs. Mary (Broyles) Sparks.
Miss Lulu Barley. OF Telford, WIS.,
tied friends in town several days last
week.
For anything you want. go to
RUssELLs'.
Mrs. 2. L. Burson and daughter,
Virginia. Of Bristol are visiting at Col.
r. Fl. Dungan's.
The baccalaureate sermon, preached
TO the graduating class at Warner Insti
tute last Sunday, by Rev. w. H. Frank
lin, of Rogersville. was nm eloquent effort
and is very highly spoken of by his
hearers.
"A $48 MUSIC BOX to be given to
some me Of u customers Look out
for 1t RUssELLs'.
The new platform at the depot, put
down last week by G. w. Bolinger, and
the regarding and other work done on the
road bed through town, under superyis-
ion of Finn Holder, section boss, are
great improvements.
DON'T forget to go to FEBRUARY &
ARcHER's and get you q Straw Hat on
the Fourth Of July
The Estes boys, of johnson City, will
play the H~ighlanders, of Free Hill, on
the Fourth of July, at the old ball
grounds, at Jonesboio. A good game
may be expected as they are the crack
clubs of this region.
Linen Collars 10c. (; Linen Cuffs 15c.
Celluloid Collars, 15c. Cuffs to match,
SOC, at Russells'.
The railroad officials have compli-
mented G. w. Bolinger very highly on
the work doue by him in laying the new
platform at the depot. They say that
it is the best piece of work and finest
platform on the road.
Don't Forget to go to Russells' when
you want Ladies' Shoes, Millinery, or
Gents Furnishing GoodsV
John T. Bayless and W. II. Love-
grove are getting out zinc ore near Lees.
bnrg. Two fine specimens Of the ore
were left with US last week. We under
stand that this ore has been assayed and
yields metal in paying quantities.
Dress Goods, Parasols, Gloves, Fans,
Shoes and Corsets at less than Knoxville
prices. See them at Russells'.
New passenger depots are to be bull
at Johnson City and Morristown. The
railing to the platform at Jonesboro will
afford ample accommodation as waiting
room, as heretofore. The new railing Is
q little rough, 1t Is true, but then tina
will soon YEA off.
Don't buy a Dollars worth Of Good
until you have seen Russells'. They will
save you from 25to 80 per cent.
"A party composed Of Misses Nanni
Carpenter, Sallie Mcclure. Annie Sui
Inns, Nellie Lampson, Nellie Fain ant
Lula Grisham, escorted bv Messrs. Franl
and Robert Dosser, T. L. Earnest ant
J.. J.. Hunt, will view the beautiful
scenery along the line of the E. T. & W
N. G. railroad to-day.
mo complaint about High Price
now! RusselS are selling Goods Cheape
than they were ever sold In Jonesboro.
w. P. Brownlow's little daughter
Clara, has been suffering from a sever
attack of fux followed by bilious remit
tent fever, which assumed q dangerou
form, during the past week. 1t gives u
pleasure to note that the little one Is nov
out of danger and with the aid Of careful
nursing is convalescing rapidly.
"A fine Hat giren to any lady or gen
tieman who fails to find everything as I'D
yertised at Russells' Spot Cash Store.
&C. w. Bolinger, being accepted a
lowest and best bidder, received the 10
from the county Of putting in a door be
tween the circuit court clerks office an
the adjoining room. Mr.. b., with hi
usual energy completed the job in half
day, Wednesday, and made not only
good job but a handsome piece of work
Just Think of H!-$1 so buys a pal
of Ladies' Kid Button Shoes at
RrssELLs'.
Among jurors appointed for the ne'
term of the United States circuit court
which conyenes III Knoxville July 1,
are the following from Washington cour
,y: ]. A. Bradshaw, Telford Vanzal
7 Morgan, Fall Branch II. F. Bailey, No
Chucky l. N. Babb. Jonesboro A.
M%oulton, Lovelace John X, Spurgil
. Buffalo Ridge.
Gents Suspenders, Hats. Bows, Tie
scarfs, Half Hose. Shirts, Drawers on
Handkerchiefs, at LESS than Knoxvil
Prices, at Russells'.
The work done last week ut tho grav'
ward under the supervision OF Milto
y Keen is a good job, and MIR. Keen q
serves great credit for the thorough ma
ner in which the work was DONE. III
fact that Mr.. Keen gave nearly a week
time to the work free Of charge enti'I
y him not only to the thanks OF the peop
q but the credit of being a generous al
public spirited citizen, and we hope
will serve as an example In this respe
!, to Others In the community.
c...- Hate Straw Hats Yes. \